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Posted on 02-May-2003 10:05 GMT by Rik Sweeney19 comments
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AmigaInput - The new Gaming-API for AmigaOS : Comment 16 of 19ANN.lu
Posted by Bert Dorhout on 02-May-2003 19:08 GMT
In reply to Comment 10 (Don Cox):
Well, I too think that audio/video can also gain from this. MIDI and (more importantly???!!!) USB boards with a set of sliders and a jog/rotary control and some nice switches, fully configurable, can be used for all kinds of things!
I think this API gets us closer to all this. Perhaps a MIDI to AmigaInput driver would be great! :-)

Imagine controlling nice Audio sequencers with a 16 slider board to control the virtual tracks, 16 knobs, 16 switches.. COOL!

Bert Dorhout
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